Good book to help understand the principles of tuning?
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Good book to help understand the principles of tuning?
hi, can anyone recommend a book for help understanding the principles of tuning. i have a general idea but probably not enough to dive in with tuning an ecu. i've read the manual and most of it was ok but a nice big reading book sounds like a good idea. a couple of peeps have mentioned "How To Tune And Modify Engine Management Systems" by Jeff Hartman- is this a good one? thanks, kristian
Re: Good book to help understand the principles of tuning?
ps will ultimately be going with NA and using throttle bodies
Re: Good book to help understand the principles of tuning?
i got Jeff Hartman's book, and thought it has been a very good complement to my MS project. i actually saw that it is also at our city library, so maybe you can check it out that way, and others.
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